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Calliandra surinamensis

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
4Fabanae
Subclass
4Fabidae
Phase
5Fabales
Subphase
5Mimosoideae
Stage
5
Name

Calliandra surinamensis

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3-644.55.05

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Synonym: Acacia fasciculata; Anneslia fasciculata; Calliandra angustidens; Calliandra tenuiflora; Feuilleea fasciculata; Inga fasciculata.
English: Pink Powder Puff; Pompon De Marin; Surinam Powderpuff; Surinamese Stickpea.
Region: Suriname, Northern South America.
Content: lectins, toxic to cancer cells; myrectin, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory; lupeol, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer properties; ferulic acid, antimicrobial; glucoside, calliandrine.
Source: Sense provings.
BotanyLow branching evergreen tropical shrub; complexly branched multiple trunks; ± 5 metres tall; long thin branches eventually droop down onto the ground.
Leaves: close in the night; bipinnate; leaflets, divided into about six pairs.
Flowers: globose heads with small green petals; calyx with up to a 100 stamens, ± united into a tube; stamens numerous, colourful, long, hairlike, colourful, white towards the base and pink towards the top, protrude beyond the petals; appearance of a pink powder puff. and; flowers all year; short lived; sticky.
Pollination: by lorikeets and fruit bats.
Fruit: 4 centimetres long pod´
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  • ›4 Fabanae
  • ›4 Fabidae
  • ›5 Fabales
  • ›5 Mimosoideae